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Category Archives: Sweetener
Broiled/Grilled Salmon with Butter & Honey
By Cat, July 2009 (Photo, right, from Wikimedia Commons) See also: 1. Fish and Seafood Menu; 2. Sauces Menu (for list of sauces to accompany salmon) Salmon is my favorite fish, and cooking it on my stovetop in a cast iron grill … Continue reading
Homemade tooth powder or remineralizing tooth paste
By Catherine Haug, December 10, 2015; updated Sept 4, 2017 (photo, right, from Wikimedia Commons) Back in 2006 when I went to Sweden and Norway, airports were checking baggage for things that could be a bomb or other destructive device. All … Continue reading
Posted in Extract, Herbs, Medicinal, Spices, Sweetener
Tagged bentonite clay, cinnamon, clove, licorice root, myrrh, personal care, salt, stevia, tooth powder, xylitol
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Schisandra Berry Pastilles
By Cat, Oct 28, 2015 (Photo, right, from Wikimedia Commons) See also: 1. Healing Herbs, Oils Menu; Schisandra (often misspelled as Schizandra) is a twining or climbing shrub native to Asia (with some species also native to North America), whose berry has been … Continue reading
Ginger-Turmeric Latte
By Cat, Sept 21, 2015; updated Oct 15, 2016 (Photo, right, from Lisa’s Project Vegan blog (3)) This recipe (originally from Mercola) reminds me of Golden Milk (Turmeric Tea), but I’m posting it separately, as the Golden Milk post is … Continue reading
Posted in Extract, Fat or oil, Nut Milk, Spices, Stove top, Sweetener, Tropical fruit
Tagged almond milk, black pepper, cinnamon, coconut, ginger, honey, milk, stevia, sugar, turmeric, vanilla
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Clafoutis (About)
By Cat, Sept 2015 (Photo, right, from Wikimedia Commons) The clafoutis (pronounced claw-foo-tee, with accent on the last syllable) is a classic French dessert made from eggs, milk/cream, sugar (or other sweetener), flour and fruit, and baked in a quiche … Continue reading
Five-Spice Glazed Roast Salmon with Sesame Green Beans
By Cat, Jan, 2008 (Photo, right, from Wikimedia Commons) Salmon is my all-time favorite fish. We used to have wild land-locked Kokanee salmon in our beautiful Flathead Lake, so I grew up eating and loving them. Sadly, they are gone from … Continue reading
Posted in Broiled, Citrus, Fat or oil, Fish, Flavoring, Grilled, Legumes, Nuts and seeds, Onion family, Roasted, Spices, Sweetener
Tagged five-spice, garlic, green beans, honey, lemon juice, salmon, sesame oil, sesame seed, tamari
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Asian Roast Salmon, Japanese Style
By Cat, Jan, 2008 (Photo, right, from Wikimedia Commons) See also: 1. Fish and Seafood Menu; 2. Asian Menu; I’ve not tried this yet, mainly because when fresh-caught wild salmon is available, it’s too hot to use my oven, especially at 450°F. Use only wild-caught … Continue reading
Posted in Alcohol, Fat or oil, Fish, Flavoring, Herbs, Marinated, Onion family, Roasted, Root Veggie, Sweetener
Tagged ginger root, green onion, honey, sake, salmon, sesame oil, tamari, wine
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Arugula Salad with Ricotta Salata
By Cat, December 2007 (Photo, right, from Wikimedia Commons) See also: 1. Salads Menu; 2. Mediterranean Menu After a bleak, cold winter, nothing is more welcome than fresh spring greens. Spinach is probably the first to show a green sprout if … Continue reading
Posted in Blended, Dairy, Fat or oil, Leafy Veggie, Raw, Roasted, Soaked, Sprouted, Sweetener
Tagged almonds, arugula, honey, olive oil vinegar, ricotta salata
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Hazelnut or Walnut Rugelach
By Cat, Oct 2007 (Photo, right, from Wikimedia Commons, and adjusted for light exposure) Traditional Rugelach (a Jewish treat popular at Hanukkah) is made in layers of rich, cheesy dough and nuts, rolled up in a crescent shape. I first … Continue reading
Posted in Dried fruit, Eggs, Fat or oil, Flour, jam, Nuts and seeds, Spices, Sweetener
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